Aditus
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Of course. I apologize. When I translated the recipe I forgot the yeast : 1 ½ tsp dry yeast. I never tried to bake this bread with gluten free flour. Maybe it's worth a try? Thank you for your comment and telling us about the “French Christmas Cake “, Geoffrey. If you are able to locate the recipe sometime, I'd be very interested. Merry Christmas from Germany. ~A.
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Don't do that. I probably overcompensated. Insanity.
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I totally forgot! I kinda collect cats. Five are a collection, right?
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These are very important words.
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Soooo, I wrote eight short stories for the cookbook, one for Halloween, one for the anthology and finished a series. Time to relax....and think about next year. Sci-fi or murder mystery? Decisions, decisions.
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Let's not talk about what's currently happening on your side and my side of the pond. Otherwise my mood would tank and a Mod would have to delete stuff. Totally unnecessary. Wrong place and all...
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Having German ancestors wasn't exactly popular either, I guess.
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Being European, I would be lost with only one language, especially as my mother's and/or father's languages aren't widely used.
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Um....extra milk is just that. extra. Usually I have some in the fridge when I make bread. Aaand. Yup, You're right. It should be : Heat milk, water and butter together in a microwave or saucepan until temperature reaches 110°F or 45°C (warm to the touch). Sorry.
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Both?
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Christmas bread “You’re staring. Again.” Leonie passed Charani a mug with steaming hot cocoa. “Am not.” He took it quickly with both hands, pretending to watch the little boy ringing the brass bell on the fire truck. “You so are, but if you think I’m playing the ‘do too’ game with you, think again. All I’m saying is today is the last day. Tomorrow the Christmas fair is over. Loris and his brothers will have packed up their stall, and you’ll have to wait another year. Unless you want
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6 cloves of garlic can't be wrong. That said, I like this story. Sometimes it takes time to see the light. And someone to take away the blinds. Mom, why don’t you make Sally your special friend?
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I'm glad you think so, dughlas. Thank you for commenting.
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I'm glad you enjoyed the story, Parker. Thanks for your comment.
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Good question. Hope dies last.
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Thank you, Carlos!
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It was a just in time production. Thank you for your help.
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A beautiful tale, Val. Okay, confession time: I collect crystal stars. And cookbooks .
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Thank you, Thirdly! I hope you're feeling better. Speedy recovery. Thank you, Gary. We have fallen from grace too. That we did. Let's hope we're still able to learn from our mistakes.
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It's so different from most things you get here. The greatest praise. I'm glad you enjoyed He Kalliste., Thorn. Thank you for helping me.
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He Kalliste (The most beautiful) The moment a god loses their last worshipper, their power disappears and they will be forgotten. (Érasmos of Kalliste) Jacques leaned over the yellowed nautical chart, nervously smoothing out its creases. For a while, his hand hovered over beside a handwritten sequence of numbers. “What’s here, Dad?” he murmured. “What will I find here?” As his father had been a sought-after specialist for several old languages, especially classical Greek, he ha
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Jacques finds an old nautical chart among his father's estate. A handwritten sequence of numbers leads him to an underwater cave.There, he discovers a chronicle that tells the story of the ancient city He Kalliste.
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Thank you, LBO! I forgot to mention the nosy bear was....blue...
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Thank you, chris!,
